Gripple achieves carbon neutrality over UK operations

Tasha Lyth, Sustainability Manager at Gripple
Tasha Lyth, Sustainability Manager at Gripple

Gripple, which manufactures suspension solutions for construction, has released its 2022 Sustainability Progress Report which reveals that the company has achieved carbon neutral for its UK operations.

It has reached its goal by focusing on improving energy management, investing in staff training and education and appointing Sustainability Champions in its business, the report states.

Sustainability Manager at Gripple, Tasha Lyth, said: “Carbon neutral for our UK operations is an important milestone on our journey to climate positivity and it also paves the way for our other manufacturing facilities across the world to do the same. We are extremely proud to have achieved this goal, through a focus on reducing carbon emissions, energy and water consumption, business travel and waste across all areas of our business.”

In addition to achieving carbon neutrality for its UK operations, Gripple has been awarded a Silver Medal as a recognition of its EcoVadis Sustainability Rating, which allows benchmarking against industry peers and evaluation of overall sustainability performance.

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